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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-14
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JTANTED-BLACKsMfT TO RCY A BLACK
W smith and wagon shop. The bert stand is
Michigan for tnst kind Of Work Terms essy, OF
viii trade for cts property. Call or address
Charles Wells. B,r in. otssws Co, Mich. sjl
IF YOU Want GOOD LADY OFFICE
| CLERK, cashier. bookkeepeT OF house servant
Office boy OF msle help Of snT kind, Telephone as.
3 and We wll III your order Satisfactorily aud
irse OF charge Business aens Fmp0Ffoeut
BUREAU. fOoms 4 I. Pierce block. 20
WANTED = f0UR on FIVE HoRsE POWER
W second hand engine. slso second hand cyiln-
der desk and some second hand ga axturss
Address, L. \, Box T. Sqif
I IFB SIZE EPOhTRaITs--1N PAsTTL. WATER
II colors snd fr4yon, elegantly issfoca ia bronze
or gilt f-sts. ior SO So md fis. former price.
So 50 saa 80. bamAtqas Ar Gallery. -
TO ANGE-Go0D STORE FOK DWELL
l ing aus give ten years . ms 20 pay ihs dlfer-
enc So snd II 20 70 loan. ilanses snd stores
% ItAt Tu.ls BTos over Arcade.
lirANTED-EvERY FARENT TO KNOW
w Inst hereafter Bar, tle I,hosoerz pher, vii
dsvofe saturday chiefly q tie children rnakinr
i Chidreas DsY. and Wal comnlae loves
Prices viii nigf-<r trades cf g rrr onir enp
fishS of stars Al = Csasl Il ssiisfsessar s-,sr
snieed SIS
IITANTED EVFRY BODY TO CALL AND
w Examine my He yze tr7T1ffe ~o-k si45-
iu.efr tha rneS1 work ~ he kf1d done n the
cify ard 81 he lowest prices 4. A Barr. "a
ts4szt ksf
Gal BANANAS ADJ A L4SF SNAIL
= samples ore agent sarnef & -. agl.ers pp
70 q . ln ~ Y 81 bcr if1i, New York. zistf
p0ARDISe FURSIsHED R00Ss ASD
- stH # roons With bosrf 7shie fos~sefs
wanted a. = sorth piriSfozs-sf 20
Fer e--HisceEt0neous.
I,oR SALF-oFE OF TIE RrSf FAIa or
worF fsde r. he usfe vgil usfehed bota
In ttze 49, celef yeas oil ~eizEia sn7rf
40 lbs. cal cn er address. r d Ions Fshef
statscn. as
Any QUANTITY OF s0o0 H0RsF F-RsnTs7
a wanted e "a kaut-sf ;. psr5us
WAST T. SELI ny HoRsF PHAFT55N 40
4 karne~ rerF etesp taken son. gsan -
Honan. u Csassi EEf
I-oR saLE-A sAFE nosIkR stHxAE <
1 c. r1sse. ~ zeie TerT ch@sp - ~ erre
~ GrsHs Rspsds Te Feof 81 s
Jc TIoy stLz o. NsSHtT7kv E0FsF
n tHrr re 81 p-ozresz 1stF troM e. r.
le = - SsTs rsrEs.1s = 81 - saif.
Tor SAIF-foon EtEE rREAr o. wEfr
exefsrze - ~ 49, r-efs1r Rrsf eaer
Ca NIt-icpree - z-ss. ~
~ 0sefea To fs,tv.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-14


no RENT CHEAP-TwO NICELY FURNISH
L ed rooms. Apply at AZ \. Colesesve.. citv
ss45tf
DEsIRABLE PERSONS COULD FIND APLEA
~ ant home in private famiy by addressing
ii. l. T., care OF carrier No. 5. Residence within
one minutes walk of either Monroe-st. or post
once. Pleasant room. steam heat. gas and other
modern conyeniences. Gentlemen preferred.
3fHfs
E'oR RENT-NICE FURNISHED ROOMS ON
i second floor. No. s. Csnal-st. Enquire at
room IA. 372
TrOR RENT-NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT
room, l64 Iagraye st. 3tS
COR RENT-DEslRABLE PARTIEs CAN
l. obtain either of two first class furnished
rooms supplied with steam heat, etc. in the new
Vinegar block on south Diyison-st.. by applying
10 K. II. Brock. SSH
EOR RENT = FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS
i either single or en- suite; steam heated; also
looms tor light housekeeping. Apply st Room IS,
Leayard LOCK, lel otIawast. 2l6tf
CoR RENT-TWO SUITES OF SEVEN ROOMS
i in the new Paisiine block. with ali modem
ctnve1!ences including the patent Aldine Heat
ing Crate. Also a ten cnlent of six rooms corner
shawmut-aYe. and Win,er-st.. Also rooms to rent
furnished or unlurnished. Inquire OF b. W. Bar
nsrd 81 Allen-st.. corner OF Mt. Nernon-st. $40
NOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
i on first floor, GriDuell block. Enquire at
room 8 or B. $40
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-14

there j. q man nsrnsa Ksvxtn uho
makes portrsit eats in New Xerk. Most
cf tha pcrfraiss published N the news
vauers seem - he q as nsks Tbey
ara. af sry rate. KsCznH cuts 70 the sus-
.-.lr
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-14

TIE New &1rk s.scfl9a iaN Is doubtless
ths bsst, al lAlazs eunsideEe1. thai has
yst bees DEVISED % Fssssat fssaa al
ssc1ss bansst returns. Il rs4airss taAs
a. ballots slsii 6s aa W4.ts gapeF, 4nd
pf.ntsi "a ssyis 4 typs designated IA
ias "a sal iAal ibs nanas * ths tiexst,
~sisct0rsi,r "Stafs." .-Cessrsssi0Bsl' Or
gAaisssr . uag bs shAii slso BE prlnssd
10 designa.sd style of tgps. 1hsn AL
esets alasl os so toidsd Is 10 conceal
a. l.se cenisnts sxespt tha title when L
!. handed he chairman ~ she Board Of
Inspectors teefe LaHss % no marx ct
an nafufs 81 Ealea 0as oailoi may
b d.s.l1gl s.isi fg0n another lntsnasd
for 10 saUs bcx. IA shor. everything .
do1s - aD4ois a. eisctor to msialain sa-
tlfs secrecy - - tls caassetss of bis
vote II be desires 50 to 10. The Board
II I1spect0Fs - composed ot msn Of
co!h rolisical psftiss And they must Lot
adIouFn from tAs ims tie polls ass
opsned N tao morning uctl the ballots
have al 0eea eauvasss4 .. night, aud one
OK nors ~watcesfs' from each party
whioh ha- = D0uiaee 10 be voted for.
Go isr tho Nsz York law - al adnira-
be one, bat srs oas serious dsfse, Of ths
l-H va reesn Illustrated IN Buffalo.
lhs law provides il2t after the ballots
kavs been coaaist tEsy shall bs destroy
ell IA .hs election q Counly rrsAs-
urer IN Egis County. \. T., N which
bldalo Is i0ea.ed. tEs eh0.ce u the psO-
70 voGid havs been defeated had this
proslai0n of 10 Ia~ been carried oai.
Fortunately, however, ihs ballots had
been preserved aad, added 20 other proof,
removed Al DOUBT - - which uas the
snecsssful candidate.
Tie New YORK law - good one ID the
main and ihs lsgislasurs ot Michigan
would DO *. At rs mex. session to
notel statute after Il. omit.ing the one
defective feature.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-14

O&ess - essssEn Ave. ADlsr kszk. las
1E1sskAa- hksALs 3<1Terea sseKg 2sx11ss a.
; cioeL
krsKsGoS. WEDNESDAY. DEC "A
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-14
Helm JYaufed-Een,ofe.

WANTED--ALL GIRLS LOOKING FOR GOOD
W places as cooks. general servants kitchen
work. dinin room wofk, chamber work aud
laundry work, TO call at Ladies PaflOrs as we
have some nice places open now. Room Z, Pierce
block 346
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
W work. Good Wages: Two in family. Apply
after ,oonS II Dayton-st West side. S4s
ltANTED--A COMPkTkkr GIRL FOX ,IkN-
W eral housework, Swedish girl preferred.
Apply ISL College ave .l7tf
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-14

TIE neral a'enent 10 shis country
reed ac.. sftsr AZ. &c 80 much exercised
becsuse Jon~ l. SrtItvsS = represent
fnr ns sa Fl g.ard khe DuSa 81 Mari
torcaea esn discount JoEx L. any day
when Il eomes 10 comparison e i'm
- ?. L.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-14

The murderer, whoever 10 Is, % Rev.
Mr.. HADOocK, a. Sioux City, Ia, sssas-
sinstsd because he was al enemy OF the
rrm thug, IL stiii not only nnhung, but
uaconvicfad ARES-DoEF Gas had his
sscoDd trial Ant goes free. There IS
abundant ground 'or most pessimis.ic
view OK this state Ot sffairs IN the courts
q The country. Fer ere e Two things
must De true: E..tbsr tue Liberties OK in
nccsnt people ere constantly endangered
b. tie prosecuting cflieiA.s, or the second
trial Is an institution FOR the seqaisiei OF
criminsls. RenembreEees o. the Cincin-
Daii riots OF & few years ago, the origin
of which was partly righteous, warn us
q the results ci this sort Of thing.
Anarchists may % mads by other meth
ods than wAyiug rec days and drinking
lager beer.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-14
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

e~f ~ hEss a. &ny &1ssft1sssasat
e~s es feaEd ~ d8ssatax The E4nbsf sf
words ~ sssss. Asy part ~ : lkzs es4assa
sssns fail 1ss
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-14

Ih~ra SEEM e. ae 10 ressca way
BnAsxs a1d AzerR salaot raa Ga tAe
same sscket. b 4 ssrss shss tocsccs s
sAe poe< nan kscssiG.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-14
wH.r lRE srrrosrroRrrss

A. q. Rose, from New London, Conn.
writes. Send me two boxes Of your Kemp's
Pile Suppositories by mail. Our druggist is
out. They are for friend. / tried every
thing without help. but the Snppositories
cured me.
The treatment IL new and within reach OF
al. and would advise the affected To give
them trial. For sale in Grand Rapids by
". II. TibDs, l26 AourOe-st., a. soc per box.
The best on earth can truly be said OF
Griggs' Glyoerine Sslve which is a sure.
safe and speedy cure for cuts, bruises,
scslds. burns wounds and all othe- sores.
Will positively cure piles. letter aud all
skin eruptions. Try this wonderful healer.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
only 25 cents. Sold BY L. K Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-14
For Renf--Bmsfness Places.

NOR RENT-THE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
Il now occupied by Mrs. J. g. Barrons cor west
Bridge & Front.t The lest locst on in the CITY
Also rooms in the block. s s. Ball, ag't, No = &
IS Watsrsoost. 3toif
doom AND POWER TO RENT-coRNER
IL Campan and Louis-sts. Bennett & Osburn
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-14

The wcrk of snnihilsting tine sni
SPACE sfll goes on. RY a Hew tine
schsdale iust arranged. the running
sine cf passenger trains between Chics-
60 ard San Francisco vii he reduced to
teree days and diisen hours. Gu and
sftsr recans her ~.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-14

4 RANT IT, BY - A. FFVFSTwx
L hozss snd ~ Is tae ess - sorsh r.~. - tte
cft7. - paT - hssa - ssa . ossh. A9z
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-14
ROQrdiV0.


DOARDING-GOop ROOM AND BOARD CAN
ID be secured at l6i North Diyision-st. 3S5tf
Hol. Ise.ir-- Es..u11ls
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-14

WANTED - TO RENT. A NEAT. c0NFOIIT-
W sble house II * 10 ten 7 Oals within nYe
bloc, nOu1. cas- Il s0uth % pos 8flcs. AddFes
With cation ano terms. "Phy scsxn," care ieie-
grsm-HeFald- sac
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-14

ED CORRioAN, Of Kansas City, is evi-
IDENTIFY brute whom the authorities Of
thas cisy. II there ara auy-should put
where he VII be o6hgsd 10 uss nis dirty
Exts upOn iron bszsifhe uses them st all
I, CORRIaAS had any cause for grievances
sgajust MosfEa. tie reporter. sor Dr.
NUSFoRD. tls editor OF the Times, the
courts would have gwen him redress, out
thu fact thai The oig. buriy brute pre-
fsrrsd TO pound these men who we're no
match Tor him physically, is evidences
that there wss nothing hbelous said
about him
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-14
BPinkephOf


OF Rectal Treatment snd Meditation Cures
PILES WITHOUT PAIN, .4GATURE
KNIFE OR CAUTERY.
5000 FOR FAILURE To CURE.
Cure ali forms of Rectal and Genito riuary
diseases among others Fistula, Fissure. Polypus
Iruritus, &c. Structure by Eectrolygs. Also
cures Rettal liberation, the cause OF fistula ::
Fissure, "ltching Plies and Consumption. Sore
ness across the back low down, constipation or
diarrhea, oull heavy pains or burning IN the
rectIm. blood OF pus on stool. pain n stomach or
abdomen and bloatug, aud general prostation
warn you. Send Tor s. page ook or testimonials
tree TO the representative OF this system.
DR.. w. Il. CHRISTOPHER
Permanently located at a Monroe street
(WiddicOmb buiding). Office hours a. IA. 10
y. IN. daily, except Wednesday and Thursday,
sunday 2 TO p m Take elevator 10 Room 80
and 40. Consultation free
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-14
Water Color Decorating.

Designs aud estimates viii be furnished, on ap-
picatOn. by the undersigned tor artistic interior
finish with wall paper decorations, by tee lsn oi
The permanent water color ANTI -KelsonineT
We guarantee 70 do this artistic and durable
decorating 20 as 70 produce better effects fog the
same amount OF money that Il would ross 20 90
the same rD0m with Baiparer, either "a cheap
or lsborate WORK: and the ~ork !, guaranteed -
be permanent and that IL will never require TAX
ing OF 10 re-finsh the walls with TIE same or any
ether finish
The ceiling of the new entrance 10 Powers
Opers House y sample Of one grsde OF this
work.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-14

Ssustor VEsr. who usei 20 kick good
6as1 t~esuss our government paid s.
$4,000 fer Alasks, says since his return
from e sisit 70 Governor SwESvFoRp's
fsr-s-way territory that he has oonciuded
tesf it "a v0fth that amorns so Ameri-
cars iu@s far ifs beautiful sceneis. It -
evident sba' the Senator has high sp-
craciaticr Il The beautiful.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-14
Han IInnfelf--unir


WANrED-FIRsT Class GENERAL BLACK
w smith 70 20 Ouf OF city; call IA morning
ly1ca 4 iiefce block 81
iIANfED - ONE GOOD SALESMAN For
W kent C,qrfy rars chfnce. must have
s1al cab a 5Isi fBqUifc o. ~. s MarshaIl
sec : te- tfzi Place. betseen the hours OF and
~ = hs 345
kVAATED - AT ONCE A PUSHING, PER
w Sefeflng man, good references required
Apply 10 +. l. hrSus. room So, h0ilssman block
city. Ss5
\lANTED- D-IMMEDIATELY. A FIRsT-CLAss
w man, best ot refereac re- uired. Apply 10
r. J. kralis, room S. Houseman block. 3i5
kkANTED-tF ARR1AG ONER. TWO
W piumters, br al baker. Two cooks aud three
solicitors. Room 4, Pierce block. SO
WANTED-MAN To TAKE THE AGEsCY
w oil our safes; size 2SS1sxs inches; weight
90 lbs. retail price So other sizes in proportion
A rare chance 10 create a permanent business at
home These safes meet demand never before
supplied by other safe companies, we are not
governed by the safe Pool Alpine Sale Co. Gin
cinnati, Ohio. feu25
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-14
Aaefais-- Hanfctf.

llASTk1l-TNo MALE AGENTS IMMEDf
w steiy thai ssa give security CaA ~ Room
Is Mcl.<yUosds bleck. sssu
DANNAsskRs GAN CHAR FROM So 40 8
Y T%r werk selling novelty. manufactured Dy
loleeioek S set nlOlII. sl fea. q an
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-14

Carol. carol. Hzrsman. carol leyialiy--'
the a4ll is dons. ths kFmes esgRns sad
n0s Tor lhs laa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-14

ITO RENT CHEAP-TwO NICELY FCRNIs
L ed rooms. Apply at AZ \. College ave. eli
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-14

IRE Woons0cket, K l. Reporter says:
"fhs pcs masi isr- general uominee. DIcK-
fNs1v. is Yaukss FROM wsybsck-frOm
va back ia i630 That's sll right; We
don't bold anything against him Tor
that But the postosics department Is 3
r,nstssuth csntnry sffsir. aud the country
roaldD't sprrsclsts l630 methods
poa't let thss worry Jon. You'n dis
cover wien Dos. d. z-ts into Ihs Post
mas'er-lseusrsFs ofics that be is no
BACK number
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-14
lIlI!IlIlT!T! !TITl
/ 1 / / / ! ! 4 1 I I I /
- - - 40 as go t-AS
ee - 80 a. - 3Si CO z.oo
80 80 50 50 TO SO = so
40 50 % - 80 Lee 5 90
80 50 20 IS Ice Gfo s. 80
% % 60 80 % lie i-ESl $50


Found.
EoUAD key MARKED ROOM Il n r.
Cali a. LeoaxEa's AID psy ioF this aoseGtise-
..eol. SO
Personal.
WANTED : TO KNOw gRE ADDRESS OF
w Adelbet Baker. Addfess wsllacs Ius-
eolaos boxs tl,is ozfce 945
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-14

Nr. RAUDsLi, saey say. Is 10 be at the
hasd ol COMMITTEES GA Appropriations
again. BsSnT WArTzEs0S's head IS
uiars ieval lasa the majority OF ths free
Traders. He says Sea, four, or even two,
vrars sgo ar. KsNEA1L might have been
ismovsd flcm the chairmsDship of the
misies on Appropriations, ba. taat
ii would % suicidal 'or afr. CkRLrsLE 10
make such 4 change now
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-14

EFkkfbODY WANTS 10 VISIT lion ARDS
l.. 10 hos ChFtsuaas pFessuts. fosr fC.grs Fss
sezer Elsss1uf larzesg sJocs ana l,sss ssf r,r3ess
SoIee9Tfy OBtn egenlnss IL IsoQsr.ss. ksI..
4 Co. - Aonres-si. St5
| AhokiNG GIRLS IF YOr HAVE DREssEs
Ia 70 ke made or pstn sewing ycu ~ill 90 well
10 call az ls West irldge-st, nom l5, Ssd Sea.
xsl
4 NATEURs' kfTENTIOs-IF YOr DESlK-
n - 80 CA tie stage. 10 matter what line Of
business, v slli - 10 yOnr interest 10 send your
name 30 sd1ie 10 A. l. Aimee, no, Cody
block, fesri-sI ss5
llANTED- coon BT'BfNEsS NAN FAMILIAR
W with oDiee work ssd 100 IN cash Rare OPP
louunity. Also good advertising solicitor. G.,
Box y, Telegram Herald osire Szstf
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-14

said enc Of the city officials Yesterday a
blooming bachelor. IF ssdsght get
tlng married w0ald make as LOOK and iees
A. happy a. il has q ssk NeRsynolds Of the
Bosgi ~ Poi.ce and tirs Commissioners.
oslisye Ia iass saks ny eozT rigat OF. aad
jump III. fTsnk always vas q gOod
sAtaret, seaiAi iellos. 0us on. my-lsn { be
81 "a eheerial nov -s-d4ysf And tls singls
nlaa soismnly slshs.i surFeptitioes sigh,
and suddenly sneAksd of after a lisIle daisy
oI dzmsel who had slyly winksd as she
passed oy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-14

I'oR sAIF-OFE OF TIE Rrsf FAIa or
i wark fsde sn tie ssis vJli usfchef hdth
n ttse a. eeief Tesrs olS, weigEiaz sb1Ef
stasson zff
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-11-19
THE MALE FLlRT.
What He Is, Who He IL, and How II,
Makes His Conquests.

The male firt is an individual not
confined to our own days, nor yet even
to our own century. From time i'm
memorial this terrible yet fascinating
person has secured society just as the
pirates and buccaneers of old are said
to have secured the seas with their
powerful and irresistible charm. There
is u weird attraction about him. Il fear
full joy at his approach, horrible and
unnatural delight at the bare mention
of his name. Like the vampire of Ger
man fairy lore, he subiugates the senses
and curdles the blood at one and the
same time; he is delighted and yet
alarming, enticing and yet appall-
ing, all at once. The male tiirt is
the terror of mothers and the detesta-
ton of the whole race of elderly
aunts and chaperones of all kinds. We
have all in turn been warned against
him, all cautioned to steel our hearts to
his advances and to barricade the por-
tails of our souls against his serpent
like depredations. Yet so contradic-
tious and so foolish is the nature of
woman that there is not one of us,
young or old, who has not at some
time or another of our lives fallen Il
willing victim TO this seductively dan
gcrous individual. The male tlirt is
made so neither by practice nor yet by
education-he is born so; just as genius.
or cooking, or mathematics is born
with a man, so is flirting in its higher
branches, implanted within him by
nature. He is not often II handsome
man, although he is invariably pleas
ant one, and he is not, as II rule, popu-
lar among his fellow men. Fathers
and brothers eye him with suspicion as
something which they do not wholly
comprehend, while husbands turn cold
shoulders upon his Establishments, or
at best treat him with freezing
politeness. Men, in short, look upon
him askance, and one and all unite
in running him down - but, per-
haps, that is only because they are jeal-
Gus Of him.-London S0cietm
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-11-19
"WITII BUBBLING GROANl"
A Fatal Sense of Security Awfuuy Real
lied at Sea.


lied at Sea.
"A wet sheet and flowing sea, a breeze that
follows fast"
From his lookout the faithful old captain
of yonder merchantmen casts an uneasy
glance at the distant horizon. See! yonder
a small spccz of cloud mo larger than q
mans handn He watches it with his
piercing eye for few moments, then
reaches for his long eye-glass. To his ex-
perienced view, this harmless little cloud
betOkens danger
Across his bronzed face there comes q
look of determination, and, with quick
orders to the seamen, the craft is put about
ard all sail made for the nearest harbor,
where in apparent safety the anchor is
dropped, and the hardy mariners watch the
approaching storm with defiance!
The storm bursts!
The decks have been cleared, the sails
close furled, and all ordinary preparations
made for an emergency.
The storm increases but all seems safe.
But see! the vessel gives a sudden lurch,
turns quickly about and away she goes
The anchor chain has brOkeu
This mighty ship might have ridden safe
ly, but for one weak link In that anchor
chain!
The strength of the chain is no greater
than the strength of its weakest link.
On the sea of life, how many men are
wrecked because of the unsupported weak
ness of link in the chain of health one
weak vital organ in the body.
The mystery of death Is even greater than
the mystery of life. We think the links of
our chain are strong, but we too seldom
critically examine them for ourselves, and
never really kao'o that they will bear the
strain that we put upon them.
II have a friend,' said DR.. bio Lewis,
'who can lift 800 pounds, and yet is an
habitual sufferer from kidney and liver
trouble and low spirits" The doctor who
was one of the wisest and safest public
teachers of the laws of health, wrote;
THE very marked testimonials from COL
lege professors, respectable physicians, and
other gentlemen of Intelligence and charac-
ter, to the value of Warmers safe cure,
have greatly surprised me. Many of these
gentlemen know, and, reading their testi-
mony, was impelled to purchase some bot
ties Of Warmers safe cure and analyze it.
Besides took some, swallowing three times
the prescribed quantity. | am satisfied that
the medicine is not injurious, and will
frankly add that if l found myself the vic
tim of a serious kidney trouble should use
this preparation"
One year ago the Servia, while in a great
Storm parted her two-inch rudder CHAIN
no wonder,-it aus rtSted drought The
key to human health is the condition of the
kidneys, and they may long be diseased and
we 0e ignorant of the fact, because they give
forth little or no pain. They in reality cause
the majority of all the deaths, by pollutiug
the blood and sending disease all through
the system.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-11-19
HOLIDAY POULTRY.
The Proper Way of Feeding and Prepar-
in. Turkeys for Market.


ing Turkeys for Market.
The most profitable kinds of poultry
to raise for the holiday market are tur-
keys and geese. Turkeys are much
more in demand than geese as the
American people invariably use turkeys
for their holiday dinners. The Ger
mans use only geese. The best age to
kill for the holiday trade is from eight
to ten months Old which is about the
time the birds get their full growth.
At this age hen turkeys will weigh
from ten to fourteen pounds; COOLERS
from eighteen to twenty-five pounds
each. Occasionally goblers of the large
Bronze variety will weigh from twenty
eight to thirty-fve pounds, and two
year-olds have weighed over forty
pounds. For the holiday trade we
commence fattening about one month
before the time to kill, feeding them
heavily with corn-meal mixed with
water, or milk-which is better-ten
days before killing. Previous to that
they should have whole corn. We feed
from open boxes or troughs, allowing
the birds full liberty to range, which
gives them better appetite tina y if
confined. They seldom go far from
their feeding place at that time of the
year if they have plenty of feed. The
time to kill before the holidays de-
ponds upon how far they are from
market and how long it takes them to
reach the consumer. They should be
kept from feed ten or twelve hours be-
fore killing, and ought not to be killed
longer than five or six days before
they are used, unless the weather is
very cold. If kept frozen, they will
keep well two weeks after being killed.
The proper way to kill turkeys is to
hang them up with their heads down,
then with sharp knife stick them
through the neck close to the head.
As soon as the blood begins to run,
commence picking. The large feathers
should all be picked by the time the
turkey is dead, as they come out much
more easily while bleeding. When
poultry are to be shipped long dis
tances the proper way is TO pack them
in strong, open crates. Use clean rye
straw. First put in layer of straw
three or four inches thick, then place
the birds on their backs as close us
possible. bend down the legs close 20
the body; on these put another layer
of straw, and so on until the box is
full. The boxes should be open SO US
TO admit the air, and should not be
too large. They should hold not over
$50 pounds. - Cor RaraL NetO Yorker
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